Written by Jean Chatzky Build peace of mind with these stress-busting financial habits. Do one thing: If you aren’t already consistently saving, it’s time to set up a separate account to begin building up a cash cushion. Why? Having some money set aside can help ease anxiety, especially in tough times. Dealing with Money Issues...Read More

Written by Chris O’Shea Tips to help you save for both long-term and emergency savings. Having a well-stocked emergency fund is important. But so is saving for retirement. So, how do you know which one to focus on? Well, we’ve got you covered. Here’s what you should know. Emergency Fund is Important An emergency savings...Read More

Have you ever been asked to enter your credit union account login information, such as your member number and passcode, into a third-party website or app? This is different from authorizing an ACH payment. In this case, you are linking your account so that the third party has direct access to it. The site might...Read More

Late last night, one of our members got a jarring alert from the credit union’s Credit Sense tool:Someone had just run a credit check on him. Odd. That sinking feeling set in almost instantly. What was going on? He hadn’t applied for credit anywhere. He opened the credit union mobile app, tapped “View Credit Score,”...Read More

Written by Chris O’Shea Turn the taboo of money into productive financial steps in personal relationships. Money can be a sensitive issue, which is why it’s no surprise that it can impact personal relationships. Here are some ways that money can affect your relationship and what to do about each one. Communication is Key If...Read More

Retirement is a major milestone and with the right tools and knowledge, it can also be one of the most rewarding phases of your life. Whether you are days away from retiring or just beginning to explore what your future could look like; this free webinar is for you! Join us on Tuesday, June 17th,...Read More

Written by Chris O’Shea Use your budget as a tool to pay off debt. If you’re struggling with debt, you can use a simple budget to dig yourself out. Yes, a simple budget is a great way to deal with debt. It provides a framework that will guide you to eventually being debt-free. Here’s what...Read More

In celebration of National Financial Literacy Month, we’re excited to offer you a free Estate Planning 101 Webinar from Trust & Will! This isn’t just about protecting your assets; it’s about building a legacy for future generations, ensuring your family benefits from your hard work and values.Join the FREE Estate Planning 101 Webinar on April...Read More

At FRB Federal Credit Union®, we are excited to announce our participation in America Saves Week 2025, taking place from April 7-11! This annual celebration is all about taking action toward better financial habits and planning for a stronger, more secure future. This year’s theme, “Saving for Your Past, Present, and Future”, encourages us all...Read More

Written by Jean Chatzky Consider these strategies for handling life’s financial surprises. Do one thing: If you don’t have an emergency fund, start now by setting aside a small amount every week in a separate account from the one you use to pay your monthly bills. If you tuck away just $10 a week, you can...Read More